• Bi-Directional EDID Emulator: This 4K HDMI EDID Emulator could be used in either direction. Passive inline device No external power needed.Perfect for use with video splitters, switches and extenders.
• 4K Hight Resolution: Coming with default resolution up to 3840×2160, 8bpc color depth, multiple pixcel formats (30Hz) including RGB 4:4:4, YCbCr 4:4:4 and YCbCr 4:2:2. multiple pixcel formats (60Hz) including YCbCr 4:2:0.
• Plug & Play: Supports hot pluggable,no need to power off the device, easy to go. Built with high-quality componenets, ensure solid and reliable performance for a long term usage. The PC won\'t going into convulsions, no need to rearrange the desktop for the remaining screens. The PC wont notice that one of the screens disappeared! Great for remote device management.
• Small & Useful: Merely 1.57 inches in length, 0.82 inches width, perfect match multimedia setup that requires keeping display in \"sync\" all the time, solving a \"loss of sync\" issue with multiple displays. No more desktop re-arranging each time you power on or off a TV/PC/ Projector etc. Also work with Mac.
• Wide Range of Operating System: This HDMI EDID emulator works well with Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10(32/64 bit), Linux and MacOS.

What is EDID?

Extended Display Identification Data, EDID, is a standardized data format for a display, such as a projector, screen or monitor, to describe its performance capability to a video source. The information exchanged in an EDID handshake includes the resolution, refresh rates and timings available in the display. The terms sink and source are commonly used in EDID contexts, with sink being the display device and source the media server or graphics card. The video source uses the EDID data to adjust to the display device, ensuring that it sends out a video signal that is supported by that same device.

Achieve maximum performance from your HDMI display

EDID contains important information that your television or projector needs, to deliver its best picture quality. Because most video extenders or switches block EDID communication between your video source and display, EDID is often lost in transmission, limiting your video source\'s ability to output your display\'s native resolution. Using the EDID emulator, you can ensure your HDMI source and display are perfectly in sync, for crystal-clear picture quality.

Versatile configuration options, with EDID copying or EDID ghosting

To ensure that any EDID communication issue can be solved, the EDID emulator supports both EDID copying and EDID ghosting.

EDID copying saves the EDID settings from your display and communicates those exact settings to your source, which is perfect for EDID issues that are caused by a third-party disruption, such as a video switch or extender.

EDID ghosting lets you emulate generic EDID settings, to deliver common data to your source or display. This is the perfect solution for EDID issues that often occur when you’re working with devices that don’t output EDID, such as older legacy equipment or some analog to digital video adapters.